The Xinghua Duotian, which began in the Tang Dynasty, beautifies this spring!

The formation of Xinghua Duotian dates back to the Tang Dynasty. To prevent seawater intrusion and resist flood disasters, the ancients built wooden floating fields and piled up soil into mounds, forming fields that were more than 1 meter above the water surface, known as 'Fengtian' or 'Jietian'. The internal ridges of Duotian are separated by ditches between the mounds, generally 20 to 30 centimeters deep, ultimately presenting a magnificent landscape with thousands of mounds standing tall, a dense network of rivers, and a chessboard-like arrangement of rice fields, known as 'Qian Duotian'.